Vixstar - that was really interesting to read, I can only hope that if my pregnancy is the problem then it will stop when baby comes. Thanks for the Pinky references I will check them out.
Last night was a better night and today was a better day - I dosed her up on brauers teething relief yesterday and last night and continued today, she has had two sleeps today one almost 1.5 hours and so far another hour and still asleep.
Last night she went to bed at 10pm, woke at 12:30am settled her easy, she woke again at 1.50am settled really quickly and woke again at 4:30 Iet her grizzle and she settled herself and woke at 7:45am.
I have also brought some huggies nappies just for nighttime (she is in black and gold during the day) I thought she might be feeling wet and that huggies might help a bit more and not wake her up.
Wish me luck for tonight, although family are back staying here after 4 days away so hopefully it wont stuff everything up.
This sounds sooo familiar. DS2 was like this for a number of months. I kept taking him back to the Dctor and saying something was wrong but they couldn't find anything. A few Doctors later I requested a referral to an ENT specialist who discovered he was suffering from chronic ear infections. I was told that he had glue ear and had probably been like that for 8-12 months. At least three doctors had given him a clean bill of health during that time.
So basically what I'm saying is get a second opinion. Does she hear ok? We thought our son was ignorant but turned out he couldn't hear us! He had grommets put in and problem solved! If you think this may be her problem try sme Auraglan in her ears before bed and maybe some nurofen (works better than panadol for ear infections- on my kids at least ). It wont hurt and if she does have an infection it will give her a great sense of relief.
Hey Salad, I caught up with my MG friend on the weekend and asked about the tests she had done - basically she had some blood tests done for food allergies, not intolerances. Apparently there are no tests you can do for intolerances - it just comes down to diet and what you can pinpoint.
Hi OP thanks for that info, i thought that would be the case.
DD is much better since cutting out certain foods in particuar the grapes. I have also been giving her Brauers teething relief which is great. I made the mistake of giving her panadol orange flavour last night and she went nuts at 3am throwing herself around the cot again - i wont be giving her that again in a hurry.
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). It wont hurt and if she does have an infection it will give her a great sense of relief.
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